Configuration of dislocations in low-angle kink boundaries formed in a single crystalline long-period stacking ordered Mg-Zn-Y alloy
Configuration of dislocations in low-angle kink boundaries formed in a single crystalline long-period stacking ordered Mg-Zn-Y alloy
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DOI:
10.1016/j.actamat.2018.03.034
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发表时间:
2018-06
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影响因子:
9.4
通讯作者:
Tsubasa Matsumoto;M. Yamasaki;K. Hagihara;Y. Kawamura
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作者:
Tsubasa Matsumoto;M. Yamasaki;K. Hagihara;Y. Kawamura
The dislocation configuration around low-angle kink boundaries formed in bent single crystalline long-period stacking ordered (LPSO) Mg 85 Zn 6 Y 9 alloys was investigated. Intragranular misorientation axis (IGMA) analysis through SEM/EBSD observation and g• b analysis through TEM observation were conducted. Various kink bands possessing different lattice rotation axes ranging from< 1 1¯ 00> to< 1 2¯ 10>, ie along< 1 1¯ 00>,< uvt0>, and< 1 2¯ 10> were revealed using IGMA analysis. TEM observation with g• b analysis unveiled that the< 1 1¯ 00>-rotation kink boundary observed using IGMA analysis consisted of basal< a> edge dislocations with one Burgers vector, while the< 1 2¯ 10>/< uvt0>-rotation kink boundaries were comprised of basal< a> edge dislocations with more than one Burgers vector. Low-angle kink boundaries were regarded as low-angle tilt boundaries consisting of perfect basal< a> dislocations, regardless of their rotation axes. The formation of various kink bands with< uvt0>-combination-rotation axes ranging from< 1 1¯ 00> to< 1 2¯ 10> suggests that the statistically stored basal< a> dislocations may turn into geometrically necessary basal< a> edge dislocations during the initial stage of low-angle kink boundary formation. When a kink boundary is considered as a disclination, IGMA analysis capable of determining the lattice rotation axis and the angle is effective in evaluating the Frank vector of the kink boundary.